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Henry Kranzler, MD, has long sought answers to how genetics may affect your likelihood of developing an alcohol use disorder. Now, he shares new research on disparities in how alcohol use disorder (AUD) is diagnosed among veterans.

EMS providers spend their days — and nights — taking care of others. An LG Health athletic trainer is passionate about teaching these dedicated professionals how to prevent back and other injuries that could end their careers.

Gregory Bowman, PhD, a Penn Integrates Knowledge endowed professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics in the Perelman School of Medicine, is using a self-learning computer network to study potential drug treatments for a host of diseases.

Individuals who experience headaches regularly are familiar with triggers for their headaches—such as alcohol, stress, or changes in sleep quality. But what people might not realize is that climate change can have effects on headaches, too.

Learn what men should know about BRCA gene mutations from Kara Maxwell, MD, PhD, director of the Men & BRCA Program at the Basser Center for BRCA.

Check in with your local Travel Medicine Physician to see what steps you should take before you and your family head out on your next vacation.

Long COVID affects one out of every 10 COVID patients. Benjamin Abramoff, director of Penn’s post-COVID clinic, breaks down what recovery can look like.

An avid runner, once sidelined by heart issues, turned to Penn's Sports Cardiology and Fitness Program to get him back on the race track.

How one Penn Medicine expert is helping put a stop to the craving that leads to binge eating, potentially opening doors to additional treatments, too.

Diagnosed with uterine cancer at age 86, Mimi Reed’s goal was to maintain her independence. Doctors with the Geriatric Oncology Clinic at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center listened.